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ModelMiniMax M3

M3

A new-generation large language model released by MiniMax, serving as the replacement for M2.5 and M2.7.

Timeline (last 90 days)

Oct 27

For users who already own M3 or M4 models, the necessity of upgrading solely for the chip is limited.

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Oct 24

Apple's in-house chips have iterated through M1 Pro/Max/Ultra, the M2 series and the M3 series, forming a ladder from thin-and-light laptops to workstations.

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Oct 19

The version change from M3 to M3.1 is a minor-version iteration, implying targeted tuning rather than an architecture-level rewrite.

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Oct 18

MiniMax officially recommends that users of M2.5 and M2.7 migrate to the M3 model.

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Oct 18

For new projects not yet using M2.5/M2.7, adopting M3 directly is the more reasonable choice, avoiding another migration in the short term.

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Oct 18

The public materials do not provide specific pricing data for M3 or exact API change details.

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Oct 17

The base M3 has a memory bandwidth of about 100 GB/s.

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Sep 24

The developer's desktop test devices include a MacBook with an M3 chip as the primary Apple Silicon test machine, and an older Intel MacBook running Omarchy (an Arch-based Linux configuration).

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Sep 23

Apple's ANE neural engine was recently reverse-engineered, and someone has reported a 50% prefill performance improvement on the M3.

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Sep 17

Consumer-grade M2/M3 MacBooks can run quantized models with parameter counts up to 70B locally at relatively low latency.

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All Facts (17)

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For users who already own M3 or M4 models, the necessity of upgrading solely for the chip is limited.

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Apple's in-house chips have iterated through M1 Pro/Max/Ultra, the M2 series and the M3 series, forming a ladder from thin-and-light laptops to workstations.

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Unverified

The version change from M3 to M3.1 is a minor-version iteration, implying targeted tuning rather than an architecture-level rewrite.

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MiniMax officially recommends that users of M2.5 and M2.7 migrate to the M3 model.

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For new projects not yet using M2.5/M2.7, adopting M3 directly is the more reasonable choice, avoiding another migration in the short term.

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The public materials do not provide specific pricing data for M3 or exact API change details.

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The base M3 has a memory bandwidth of about 100 GB/s.

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The developer's desktop test devices include a MacBook with an M3 chip as the primary Apple Silicon test machine, and an older Intel MacBook running Omarchy (an Arch-based Linux configuration).

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Apple's ANE neural engine was recently reverse-engineered, and someone has reported a 50% prefill performance improvement on the M3.

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Consumer-grade M2/M3 MacBooks can run quantized models with parameter counts up to 70B locally at relatively low latency.

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The M3's GPU introduces Dynamic Caching, enabling hardware-level on-demand resource allocation.

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The M3 is manufactured using TSMC's first-generation 3nm process (N3B).

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The M3 series introduced the Dynamic Caching feature, enabling hardware-level on-demand allocation of GPU resources.

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The M3 is manufactured using TSMC's first-generation 3nm process (N3B) and contains approximately 25 billion transistors.

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Asahi Linux on the M3 currently has limitations including incomplete GPU acceleration, limited peripheral support, power management pending improvement, and external display compatibility issues.

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GPU drivers written for the M1 and M2 cannot be directly reused for the M3 and require re-adaptation.

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The Asahi Linux project announced that it is officially extending support to Mac devices equipped with the M3 chip.

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